Different prob algae or one?

[topmav1]

There are several pics here that I posted. I know the stuff on the rocks looks like dino's. What about the small red things on the sand and rocks. They look like tiny leaves and have been around for 3 or 4 months. Sand and rocks. Cyano?
I think the dino bloom came after I used special blend but could have been coincidence I guess?
Staying away from a WC because it may help the dino's spread.
Thoughts?

 

[ctxmonitor]

Sorry to tell you, but those are not algae. They are a type of flatworm, usually refer to ad red planaria flatworm.

Here is a website that might help you to eradicate them, http://www.melevsreef.com/flatworms.html

 

[topmav1]

Sorry to tell you, but those are not algae. They are a type of flatworm, usually refer to ad red planaria flatworm.

Here is a website that might help you to eradicate them, http://www.melevsreef.com/flatworms.html

Thanks a lot! I posted pics of these before but no response. Ok now I can do something about this crap in my tank!

 

[Mattl22]

Yup flatt worms but it's not that bad first off they r not the really bad ones that eat your across but if not treated they will spread quickly and cover ur glass and corals!
U need flatt worm exit by sailfriet it's around $22 I would order 2 if u have a big tank
I've used it twice with no problems just follow directions

 

[DREUTZ]

I think some wrasses and possibly a target mandarin will eat them.

 

[topmav1]

I have a Blue sided wrasse now but doesn't look like he's eating them. I'll see if MA has a six line but leaning toward flatworm exit.